New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
INTRIGCES OF THE ORLEANISTS.
USING FORGERY TO BRING ABOUT WAR.
PRINCE BIsMARCK's ANGER-THg CROWN PRINCE
HAS NOT RRNOUSCED THE THRoSE-AS OF
FER OF A LARYNx.

HAS NOT RRNOUNCED THE TURoNE-AN OF
FER LARYNx.
Copyright 1887: Bv The Neic- York Assoeiated Prem
BERLIN, Nov. 2G.-The truth of the revelations which
associate Orlcanst inrIgues with the forgeres which
Prince Bismarck denounced TO the Gar continue to be
questioned by the ProgrcSsst papers and by certain
court The "VosSiSche Zcitrng" leads in ask
Ing for definite Information as to what documents were
forged and who the forgcrs. Tho " Krcuz Zeit-
ung' expresses doubt of tho possibility Of any Berlin
court pcrSonag"s being concerned in deludng the Gar
In regard to Prince Tismarr.'s foreign policy.
Tho diplomatic circle here do not share In ms IN
credulv II Is recognized that the disclosures OF the
Cologne Gazette are Of necessity vague, and that
It will he difficult for Prince Bismarck TO take open
measures against the culprirs he did in the case Oh
Count Arnim. No official in IN" Foreign once Is
implicated, any within Prince Bismarcks
power TO punish publicly The dispatches which
laid before the Gar consisted Of semi diplomatic
papers and private letters cmanating from the courts
of Wuncmhurg, Oldcnburg and SAKE Coburg Inc
letters. which extended from time prior to Irlh'o
Ierdinands candidacy in Bulgaria 10 the time OF inc
Cars residence In FIcdcnsborg quoted pretended us
patches from Bismarck strongly inmicai to the Ear
THE ORIEANIsrs SUSPECTED.
Baron Ion'lnl. 4 trusted adviser Of the car. ana
strong PanSlavst IS believed to have been used as the
rcdium place Icforr the Gar tho earliest letters
giving fraudulent extracts from Bsmarcks dsl 1tcheS
Ohclals of The court Of pcI marx ara Suspected oil
having been the channels for the ranmi,sion of the
later bogus documcntS which led tho car to break
the arranged interview with Emperor William at Strt-
tin Neither the Comte d. Paris nor IN" 'rlran>'
chiefs directly involved in the lnirgucs. BIT mem
h"rs of the orleans family who related TO the
Danish and the other courts above mentioned are De
lcvcd 10 br ia" sources Of the deception. The In
tr'guc a'mcd to persuade the Car that BISMARCK
willie affecting the neutrality OF Germany toward ini-
ted
dinard. The political importance Of this discovery
has been ovcr4trl II may tend TO peace In helping
to di,abusc the Cars mind Of The impression ih7 the
German policy Is two faced: but II cannot airc' me
policy Of i.o rii' alliance In resisting Russian az
Clrssion in bulgaria nor alter permanently tn un-
friendly relations between Germany and Russia. which
dependent upon the cessation Of th' anti German
agitation In Russia.
B.~'AECK'S OTPONTNTS Al COrEr
The cologne Gazette ha, wrongly mixed up the
letter forc,rins with anti Bismarck intrigue y
small party u The Berlin court set. headed by Count
Won I.aduNiil seek - thwart the ain, of lHsmafr k
Int they have 50 far limited their action to irving o
Influence the Emperor to resist Ii,marcks pppo>dl.
They h1vc never seconded 10 operate with foreign
diplomacy against the tLanccllor',.
Ni>I>rTEIAL CuA>Grs ~ RUSSIA.
Lac aGvccs credit Tho Cz1r with having effected
tn. complete submission " m" pau,lav,t party. and
state thai The Ministerial changes for-hado"rd laNi
week have been made Finance Minister N'hnisrad
,li ha, been dismissed and ,opu 1o,lo has r. sn'l
his post Minister OF thr Interior The Gar Is a'o
mt 10 countcruari inc " ar Minister'S orders l"i
tie co1c"utli' on 81 truop> in Poland NoiMne Is
officially blown h.rc Of the Council
rHYINs 10 SIT ENGLAND oN GERMANY.
Tho Moscow "Ca1rttc~ to-day. in an article on ih'
relation, brtwcon England and Russia. continue, the
attack ~ $50 Germany and Invites ENGLAND TO anion
her jealousy Of Russia regarding India. come :"
thurOach drf~-audiug with Russia upon an plrr
lions. and turn her attention Z" Germany n dan
c.r0.s cYmpctlfur 0f ENGLAND 10y land and sra
u ~NN.CK AID IlIr Crows PI+CE
According 10 couu reports the Crown Prince de-
cliurd to sire Prince Bismarck regard ns the formal act
Of rrnorucpg M" throne. and vrctc ritter to Tie
fiar ror which stopped Bismarck, going To- IAN licmo
1h' relation. irt"r'n Prime" william ana Inc Ian
color arc etr"ngi l'uiug The Prince. under 80 ~,
...i ttr Imfrfnr. b. about 10 be- in~frried 10 il'
r1f'inr hr~u->s Of the Foreign once and Finance
D.iartIucut
OFFERING Ms IAHYNN 10 THE CEpWN FENCE
Count vricrfr. l. upon returning o. day from a
visit 10 ~an Reno. presented report upon th" row
Prince, condition 10 the Emperor REGARDING h''
general condition tho report is f.,orabc. bat %" I'm
pro,cmcni of hl, maiady E., indicaicd resident of
ir,.l,. l., written 70 ~" Emperor offering "~ u
f4.,..N 4. ~ul.fifaf, f,r tho Princes n 30,
surgeon, a- willing To- perform the operation OF trans
planting IT,
IN~U. NNCE AGAINST POVERTY.
The Government minute aged aud invalid work
mons tn-la.c. meets with general acceptance When
In opraon n viii complete the Worlmcn', Insurance
laws. shielding i..OOOOOO person, against poverty
injured D., Inability 90 worA through d-rl,r CO., Oh
az. 4 Wri.i.au- payments INF" Df INSURANCE. lihl
a.. caic..t. 80 ins tic oi iirn.s' di5' OF a'""'
q shilling yearly